Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06
SUBURBAN NEWS.
VAUDEVILLE.

Mr.. Patsy Clark returned Thursday from
! the Cour d,Alenes where he has been look
ing after mining interests. He reports
! that country booming.-Mr. John Marsland
had his index finger badly crushed by the
| b, eaking of a belt while engaged at work in
the Lexington mill on last Tuesday. His
lower limb was also severely bruised. DR..
Gillaspie is attending him n thinks he
can save the finger from a~mputation.-
Mrs. l.. c. Trent, of Salt Lake City, spent
Wednesday visiting her friend Mrs. Mars
land.-Walkerville streets are deliberately
decorated with evergreens and flags which
cause it to appear quite patriotic
are now on sale for the Walkeryille and
Meaderville M. E. Sunday schools which
Thursday, August 4.-Miss Mary A.
Broughton is afflicted with a severe sore
throat.-Judge Herbert had two parties
arrested for disturbing the peace: one OF
them he fined $3.50. The parties
took a change OF venue and the
case was thrown out of court
The marriage OF Mr.. Johnson and Mrs.
Bennett, occurred IN last Monday even
ing at the residence OF Mr.. Wright, Rev.
Bennett officiating. Those present were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Sickles, Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Mcclure. Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Eardley. of
Willow Glen; Mr.. Leyson, of Butte; Geo.
Davidson and G. r. Brown. Numerous
useful presents were made. The party were
conducted to the home of Mr.. Johnston,
where an elegant lunch was served.-Mr.
George Davidson, ~bookkeeper of the Ana
conda Fluming company, was over from
Mill creek on Monday. He reported the
company as running about 500 cars OF
wood per day.-Dr. Holland returned from
Springfield, H.. yesterday. He had a
pleasant visit, but was glad to return to
the West. He says the prospect OF the ag-
ricultural regions of Illinois and Iowa is
excellent.-Mr. G. r. Brown, employed in
A. W. McCune's store. leaves next Thurs.
tory, to spend a few months with his pa
rents. D. Pratt, of Mill creek, will fill his
position during his abeence.-Mr. E J.
Wright will be on the grand jury next week.
Samuel Odds came .ver from Mill creek
yesterday to spend the Fourth here.-Mrs.
DR.. Gillespie and two daughters are ex-
pe,ted to arrive from Portland. Oregon,
the last of this week.-John Gilligan who
recently went East will be united in the
bonds of matrimony or Thursday next to
Miss Mamie Robinson, Of Albert Lea, Min
nesota. Mr.. Gilligan and bride expect to
arrive in Walkerville on the 22d instant
The Butte Rifle team are coming out to-
day to have a rifle contest with our rifle
team. The Butte rifle team have the ad-
vantage of our team in one respect. They
ave the CreedmOor gnns, while we have
Sharp's military rifles. However, we think
We shall be able to hold the fort. VIM.
Noonan is Captain OF the VAUDEVILLE team.
The contest takes place in the afternoon
Misses Nellie and Katie Coleman, daughters
OF Mr.. Coleman, foreman OF the Moulton,
last week from Ogden. Utah, where
they have been attending school
Three private schools are meeting with
success, Miss Sullivan has thirty pupils,
Miss Holland and Mics Dunnavin have a
large attendance. The school in the
high school building conducted by
Miss Weldon proved a failure and has
closed. The pupils broke every window
pane and the school house is in bad condi-
tion.-The Sullivan House is the Oldest
boarding house in VAUDEVILLE and is ably
conducted by Mrs. Sullivan and daughter.
"A brother of Mrs. Kellogg, wife Of the
foreman of the Lexington, is among the
unfortunate victims imprisoned at the
1900 foot level at Gold Hill, Nevada. Mrs.
Kellogg still entertains a hope hat her
brother may be among the living.-Only a
small force of men will be employed in the
mines and mills on the Fourth of July.
NAoou VI hCiu VI CIC uuys-
Samuel Seckles is expected home from
Boulder Valley to-day where he has been
engaged in surveying for the new road
The Helena ball won by the VAUDEVILLE
club has been given to the artist. Miss Eva
Carter, to be bronzed. 1t will be preserved
as a trophy.-A party go to Browns Gulch
to enjoy a little picnic in the grove. |
Among the number will be Mr.. and Mrs. w.
+. Hall, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Broughton, !
Mr.. and Mrs. Annear, Mr.. and Mrs. Hus- |
ton. Miss Pinkham, Miss Morris, Miss Hall
Blight returned Wednesday from Sheridan, |
they were engaged at work in the St.
Louis Company's mine. They report no
air shaft in the mine, hence they quit work.
Il. H. Jones arrived on Tuesday from a
trip to treat FalIs.-Lon Gavin's
horse remains unbroken after having
broken two wagons and a buck board
Mulcair brothers arrived home from a,
prospecting trip on the Pipestone.-Thos.
Peters, son Of Mrs. Margaret Peters. who
has been attending an institution for deaf
Ind dumb at Washington, returned on Fri
lay.-George Green has returned from
Pipestone Springs.-George Hildebrand.
brennan OF tue lexington, returned last
week from a trip to Puget Sound much i'm
proved in hea~lth.-Frank Jerome, recently
burned in the matchmaking pans,
y rapidly improving.-WiIlis Mcbride has
from Salt Lake, where he has been
and Mrs. Joe K. Clark have
from Salt Lake City.-Barry
visited VAUDEVILLE on Saturday,
!. Murray, of Park City, visited his brother
r.. H. Murray, last week.-A new hoist is
erected On the Blue Wing.-Mr.
Bruce returned from Salt Lake Friday.
there he has been attending the races.-A
ue! between two prominent u men is
n the programme: distance, forty PAGES;
ne weapons will be swords.-B. A. Eard-
y. formerly OF Caplice & Mc"une's, paid ,
9 a flying visit last ~week.-Frank Stuart.
no has been visiting relatives at Seattle
Tacoma. returned last week.
- EifRd for RRc0rd Yesterday I